Pharmacy Jurisprudence - Spring 2002

Third Worksheet April 24, 2002

This worksheet will cover material that we will not be able to cover in class. Please review and answer the questions using the notes and the supplement materials. If you have questions about any of the material you can email me or bring it up in the next class. You will be responsible for this material on final exam.

What is a "Nonresident pharmacy"? 4729-10-01
What is an example of a non-resident pharmacy?
What type of license does a non-resident pharmacy have to have in Ohio 4729-10-02?

What are the different sources that the controlled substance schedules come from in Ohio? Are they established by the DEA? The Ohio Legislature? The Pharmacy Board? any of the above? All of the above? Chapter 4729-11

What are the responsibilities of the pharmacist-in-charge? 4729-17-02?
What are the correct procedures to follow when the pharmacist in charge changes?

What Records related to dangerous drugs must be maintained by an Institutional Facility? 4729-17-04
What records must be kept relating to drugs that are compounded and repackaged in an institutional facility pharmacy? (Must include items listed in paragraph 1 - 7?) 4729-17-04
What Records relating to the distribution of drugs must be maintained?

4729-17-09 Drug orders for inpatients
How do drug orders get to the pharmacy in an inpatient facility?
Are oral orders and fax orders permitted?
What information do the drug orders have to contain?

4729-17-10 Labeling
What are the labeling requirements for drugs that are packaged in unit-dose containers?
What are the labeling requirements for drugs that are packaged in multi-dose containers? (For example a four ounce bottle of a liquid.)
What are the labeling requirements for drugs that are dispensed as parenteral solutions? (For example Intravenous admixtures.)

Consult Agreement Chapter 4729-29
When modifying a patient's therapy pursuant to a consult agreement, what is considered a reasonable attempt to contact and confer?
What are the different ways that the physician can be notified?
If the pharmacist makes a change in the patients therapy pursuant to a consult agreement and he is not the dispensing pharmacist, how does the prescription get to the pharmacy?
What are the record-keeping requirements for consult agreements?